Find non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA. Listings include Built to Win Brand Agency, Lifecycle Building Center, Haven House, First Senior Center of Georgia, Volunteer Emory, Evolve City Collective.
The Maale Foundation is a nonprofit organization that educates, empowers, and transforms the lives of underserved children and youth in South Sudan through quality education that creates hope, opportunity, and lasting change.
Built to Win is Atlanta’s Premiere Brand Identity & Development Agency. We Ensure Brands Are Built to Win 💫
The LBC is a nonprofit that diverts building materials from landfills toward opportunities for reuse and empowers energy-saving, sustainable solutions.
Haven House is a nonprofit organization in Henry County, Georgia serving survivors of domestic violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call us on ou...
Empowering Vietnamese and minority seniors through accessible and appropriate cultural and language health and social services.
Welcome to EVOLVE City Collective. Our Lead Pastor and Founder is Bishop C. Montez Jones. We are located at 5466 Crestridge Drive, Atlanta, Ga 30349
We are a 501(c) saving the lives of animals from our local counties and GA shelters that have been listed as "URGENT" and otherwise would not find a home. We don't always get the m...
Plywood People is nonprofit in Atlanta leading a community of startups doing good.
Welcome to the official Donate Life Georgia page where you can learn how to be a hero by registering to be an organ, eye and tissue donor.
Founded in 1988, the Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. serves as part of the collective voice of African-American women living in Geor...
ICNA has worked to build relations between communities by devoting itself to education, outreach, social services and relief efforts.
Our mission: “To promote cycling in the black community and to build camaraderie among all cyclists.”
Improving the life expectancy and quality of life for ALK-positive cancer patients worldwide.
The LEADERSHIP GEORGIA program is an educational experience addressing issues confronting our state. Five meetings are scheduled at different locations in the state and consist of...
Annual fundraising event to supports programs & services for metro Atlanta AIDS service organizations. www.aidswalkatlanta.org/Beneficiaries
Theta Xi Fraternity, founded in 1864, is celebrating over 160 years of cultivating "All True Men" who live in service to others.
@AtlantaJwJ is a coalition of community, labor, students, & faith fighting to transform economic and social conditions in our workplaces and communities.
Georgia Center For Child Advocacy's mission is to champion the needs of sexually and severely physic
GARS is the oldest plant society in the greater metropolitan Atlanta area. It is affiliated with the American Rose Society. Our mission is to encourage, enjoy and share the cultiva...
In 2013, Eddie Bonnell, Derek Merriweather, & Matthew Krivanek established Brazilian Zouk in Atlanta.
Move-In Day Mafia is a registered nonprofit that provides decked-out dorm rooms and monthly care packages for FOUR years to HBCU students who have aged out of kinship/foster care, ...
GWBC is a nonprofit helping small business owners and corporate partners in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina build connections through certification, events, programs and...
The official page for the National Pan Hellenic Council of Greater Atlanta.
Maharashtra Mandal of Atlanta is a non profit organization established in 1986. We serve to bring together the Marathi community in Atlanta through a celebration of our customs, tr...
Empowering children and teens, their families, and young adults who are grieving
Bartow Rescue & Resources is a 501 (c) (3) serving our community's pets and their humans. We need you! To give to our campus fundraiser, click here: https://givebutter.com/c/campus
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education is a nonprofit membership association comprised of stakeholders working to support students in recovery from addiction. Our mission ...
Black Girls Who Write (BGWW) exists to disrupt the status quo for independent authors, writers, and content creators whose voices NEED to be heard.